Anti-Russia False-Flag by Hillary's Supporters?

This is what would worry me about this article*:

” Leonid Bershidsky is a Bloomberg View columnist. He was the founding editor of the Russian business daily Vedomosti and founded the opinion website Slon.ru. ”

*if I could bring myself to care about a situation which has developed from disbelief, through pantomime, to farce. All of which is calculated by all parties, involved, to muddy the political waters. The real victims of this sordid affair, are the American people, at least half of whom do not give a damn by now.

The other half make America grate. The once-most powerful country is a divided laughing stock. I feel sympathy for my friends in the USA.

That’s true Steve, but we would get very little sympathy from across the Atlantic. Over 80% of them could not pick out Britain (or anywhere else, including their own country) on a map:     https://tinyurl.com/2w5j

However, if the Telegraph report is correct, it won’t be long before UK kids reach that point. Not because British kids are failing to learn, but because they are not being properly taught:     https://tinyurl.com/6ktx368

The PC Brigade are imposing “Humanities” and “Citizenship” lessons upon the curriculum, instead of subjects that will help them learn about the planet they live on, and the other people who share it. I am not going to go into Oldphart Mode about my own Geography lessons, but geography for me is one of the important subjects that all schoolkids should learn something about.

My 3 senior grandbrats, when at school, were always asking me about History, for example. They were taught back to WW1 and that was it, without even the slightest knowledge about the causes of both World Wars. I took them back to prehistory and encouraged them to read books from local libraries. Fortunately my 12 yo gdaughter is at a Grammar School and is being taught world and British History as far back as the first plants and animals, as well as modern subjects. I like to take her along the beaches that are being treated and show her the worked flints thrown up by the dredging of the seabed. The look on her face when I show her a tool with an edge that is still sharp after thousands of years, is worth it. When I tell her that the last time a human hand held that flint may have been many thousands of years in the past, her face lights up.

Add this to British History: dinosaurs may have originated in the UK:   https://tinyurl.com/jvhbe9a

They are still here, in the House of Lords…

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Not me, no, but he is one of my heroes! A working class guy who knows more about Prehistory than any Oxford or Cambridge professor. He found most of it! ??